Immigration as the Top Problem in the U.S.
Immigration has been named as the most important problem facing the U.S. by 27% of Americans for the third consecutive month, with Republicans more likely to mention it than Democrats or Independents. This issue has topped Gallup's list four times since 2000 and has become increasingly polarizing between political parties.
Key Points
- Immigration named as the most important problem by 27% of Americans
- Republicans more likely to mention immigration than Democrats or Independents
- Immigration has become increasingly polarizing between political parties
Pros
- Immigration is a top-of-mind issue for Americans
- Provides insights into political polarization
Cons
- May contribute to divisive political discourse